RE:RE:RE:Seeking Alpha Articlequinlash wrote: quinlash wrote: Your article is 3 months old. Secondly whoever wrote it is not very familiar with the most efficient means to expand a business - Acquisitions
When you buy out a company you can tend to do that fairly cheap vs building it yourself.
When you buy another company in the same sector you automatically remove a competitor
When you buy a company you automatically increase your market share
Any company you buy you get ownership of their IP rights which can open your business to new product offerings
If you are not familiar with others taking this approach then you should research General Electric, they mastered the approach and grew their business into a Fortune 50 operation.
What I posted was an example of businesses that use acquisitions routinely to expand their operations.
Some folks on this forum do not seem to understand that it's a pretty common practice.
What you do not seem to understand is a company that has a successful proven business model will often aquire another business to accelerate organic growth. It is entirely not normal for a daolinh business model to continually aquire businesses to accelerate the growth of a failing business model. GTII, CL, VRNO, TRUL, HITI, OGI, all remained focused on making their business model work and took a break from acquisitions in preparation to compete. Hope this helps you understand the fundamentals a bit better. Regardless next week should prove to be profitable for all, after the dust settles the shorts will be at the trough again. GLTA!